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The 16 pages that link to Wales, each with the reason it gives.

• United KingdomRelated: Wales is a constituent country with devolved institutions and a distinct legal and linguistic history.

• Northern IrelandCompared with: Like Northern Ireland, it has devolved institutions, but it is part of Great Britain.

• ScotlandCompared with: Comparing its devolved institutions with Scotland’s highlights differences in their settlements.

• Great BritainRelated: Its western territory is one of the island’s three constituent countries.

• EnglandCompared with: Its distinct national identity shows why England is not synonymous with the whole island.

• CooksoniaRelated: Silurian rocks in Wales yielded fossils central to the early study of Cooksonia.

• British IslesBroader topic: Its location illustrates the constituent countries within Great Britain.

• Bartholomew RobertsNarrower topic: Roberts was Welsh, though accounts differ on his precise birthplace.

• Celtic BritonsRelated: Welsh polities became a major center of Brittonic culture after Roman rule.

• Celtic nationsBroader topic: Welsh is a major living Brittonic language and a prominent national marker.

• Gareth EvansNarrower topic: Evans’s Welsh background contrasts with the Indonesian film industry where he made his breakthrough.

• Rib knitRelated: The alternating wales are the visible structural units of rib knit.

• HerefordshireRelated: Herefordshire borders Wales and shares its cultural and geographic frontier.

• Jan MorrisNarrower topic: Her Welsh identity informs both her historical interests and her writing about national belonging.

• PteraspisRelated: Welsh Devonian deposits preserve fossils of Pteraspis and related fishes.

• Hugh Owen ThomasNarrower topic: Thomas trained and practised in Wales, where his distinctive surgical approach took shape.